help with mod
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I'am having windows 7 and
visual studio. I dont know lot
about c/c++, but I can do c#. I
follow the guide, but the guide is
to 32bit windows and I have 64,
so it dont work.I cant paste my errors today I dont have my
laptop with me in summer
cottage Im using my phone, but
in the error something was
missing but not in source. I think
it might be that guide is 34 bit
and I have 64 Please help me. -
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@jenn4 The problem with C# when you want to code C or C++ is that it's a high level language and has object-orientation. You should learn C. I mean it. It's complicated but not too much.
Also, without the error log, I can't tell what's wrong with your compilation. Some basic ones: Did you do linking with project settings - Linker? Also, try making a project of your Makefile included with the source. The utility to do that is called NMAKE.exe. It is distributed with Visual Studio.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/a23f7tc4.aspx -
I'll post errors tomorrow if that makefile doesn't work. And I dont wanna to learn c so well, because i can do c#(somehow) c++(litlle bit) and html and css(fine)(I make websites janne898@gmail.com)so I just so tired to learning new languages. I might learn more c++ sometime and its actually better version of c.
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boxmein:
@jenn4 The problem with C# when you want to code C or C++ is that it's a high level language and has object-orientation. You should learn C. I mean it. It's complicated but not too much.
Please stop you have no clue what you're talking aboutjenn4:
I'll post errors tomorrow if that makefile doesn't work. And I dont wanna to learn c so well, because i can do c#(somehow) c++(litlle bit) and html and css(fine)(I make websites janne898@gmail.com)so I just so tired to learning new languages. I might learn more c++ sometime and its actually better version of c.
C and C++ are the same language. C++ is merely an extension to C that allows more flexable OOP. If you're learning C++ you are also learning C.
And ON-TOPIC:
The guide is outdated. You are missing library files such as bzlib2, pthread, sdl, and others. Your 64-bit machine is not what is causing the issue, since the compiler compiles to 32-bit by default anyway. You should look through the errors to see what libraries you are missing. The three I've listed are a few of them but there are a couple more I can't really think of off top my head, but the errors should give you enough details.
Also, it's not really recommended to use Visual Studio for TPT programming, since its compiler loves to spit out errors constantly at you (by my terrible experience with TPT+VS). If you continue to get errors after getting all the correct libraries, or if you just want to try it out, I recommend Code::Blocks -
@ief015 (View Post)
Not out-of-date, just extremely unnoticed. It's written in a single sentence:Wiki:
And for pthread put all of the .lib's in the Libraries folder and link them. -
@ief015 (View Post)
That would be because I seem to be the only one editing pages other than "Requested Elements"
